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Peter Drucker said it first: “Culture eats strategy for breakfast.” Many of us have seen these words come to life in the businesses and organizations we run, in community organizations we serve, in

In a recent blog post, we expressed our enthusiasm about Summit Education Initiative’s new data portal for Out of School Time Providers working with students in Summit County.

Impact: nowadays, that seems to be the watchword of the nonprofit sector as we engage more deeply with students both in and out of school.

Consider these seven tools to help elevate your communications and social media strategies in the new year.

As 2016 draws to a close, many of us will do what we do at the end of every year: we will pause, reflect, recall the highs and lows, and perhaps try to extract a lesson or two.

Guest post by Brian Broadbent, President & CEO of BVU: The Center for Nonprofit Excellence

If you ask 100 business owners what their greatest concern is, I am willing to bet that at least 75 of them will identify “workforce” as worry No. 1.

GAR Foundation is proud to support more than 100 organizations serving Summit County in 2016. Need some giving inspiration?

My friend and colleague Brian Frederick referenced in his recent blog post the Racial Equity Institute (REI) “Groundwater” training session.

Guest post by Melanie Meyer, Director Communications and Technology at BVU: The Center of Nonprofit Excellence